RW RW RW RW RW RW
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RW RW RW
1) managers RWare RWthose RWwho RWlead RWmanufacturing RWoperations RWthat RWproduce RWthe
RWclothes RWwe RWwear, RWthe RWfood RWwe RWeat, RWand RWthe RWautomobiles RWwe RWdrive.
A) Personnel
B) Plant
C) Sales
D) Accounting
E) Human
RWResources
RWAnswer: R W B
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.1: RWAn RWunderstanding RWof RWa RWmanager's
RWtask RWDifficulty: R W Moderate
Classification: R W Concept
2) Sara RWis RWa RWmanager RWin RWa RWfood RWprocessing RWcompany. RWHer RWprimary RWfunction
RWis RWto RWsee RWthat RWorganizational RWgoals RWare RWachieved. RWWhich RWof RWthe RWfollowing
RWmust RWshe RWdiscourage RWin RWorder RWto RWpromote RWthis?
A) Ben RWspends RWa RWlot RWof RWtime RWon RWFacebook, RWbut RWgets RWhis RWwork RWdone RWon RWtime.
B) Ted RWorganizes RWan RWinterdepartmental RWsoccer RWgame RWevery RWmonth.
C) Ashley's RWconsumer RWrelations RWactivities RWfor RWthe RWcompany RWsometimes RWdelay RWher RWwork.
D) During RWlull RWperiods RWat RWwork, RWSally RWworks RWon RWher RWMaster's RWthesis.
E) Clare RWis RWthe RWtop RWperformer RWin RWthe RWdepartment, RWbut RWhas RWno RWinterest
RWin RWthe RWindustry. RWAnswer: R W C
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.1: RWAn RWunderstanding RWof RWa RWmanager's
RWtask RWAACSB: R W Analytical RWThinking
Difficulty: R W Challenging
RWClassification: R W Application
3) Management RWstrives RWto RWencourage RWindividual RWactivity RWthat RWwill RW .
A) promote RWthe RWindividual's RWgrowth
B) always RWproduce RWoutstanding RWresults
C) utilize RWthe RWmaximum RWamount RWof RWresources
D) lead RWto RWreaching RWorganizational RWgoals
E) always RWgenerate RWthe RWhighest
RWrevenue RWAnswer: R W D
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.1: RWAn RWunderstanding RWof RWa RWmanager's
RWtask RWDifficulty: R W Moderate
Classification: R W Concept
,4) When RWdevising RWgoals RWfor RWhis RWteam RWto RWachieve, RWwhich RWof RWthe RWfollowing
RWpoints RWshould RWKevin RWconsider RWmost RWimportant?
A) his RWcareer RWgoals
B) individual RWabilities
C) internal RWpolitics
D) organizational RWgoals
E) employee
RWgoals RWAnswer:
RW D
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.1: RWAn RWunderstanding RWof RWa RWmanager's
RWtask RWAACSB: R W Analytical RWThinking
Difficulty: R W Moderate
RWClassification: R W Application
5) Which RWof RWthe RWfollowing RWstatements RWis RWtrue RWfor RWthe RWmanagement RWfunction?
A) It RWrefers RWto RWthe RWactivities RWthat RWmake RWup RWthe RWmanagement RWprocess.
B) It RWis RWa RWone-time RWfunction RWin RWan RWorganization.
C) It RWis RWa RWseries RWof RWcontinuing RWand RWunrelated RWactivities.
D) It RWinvolves RWand RWconcentrates RWon RWreaching RWindividual RWgoals.
E) It RWdoes RWnot RWconsider RWthe RWpeople RWaspect RWof
RWorganizations. RWAnswer: R W A
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.1: RWAn RWunderstanding RWof RWa RWmanager's
RWtask RWDifficulty: R W Challenging
Classification: R W Concept
6) Jacob, RWan RWupper-level RWmanager, RWrecently RWsaw RWa RWproject RWfail RWbecause RWhe RWdid
RWnot RWestablish RWobjectives RWfor RWall RWimportant RWorganizational RWareas RWduring RWthe RWinitial
RWstages. RWJacob RWmade RWa RWmistake RWduring RWthe RW stage RWof RWthe RWmanagement RWprocess.
A) organizing
B) influencing
C) controlling
D) monitoring
E) planning
RWAnswer:
RW E
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.2: RWKnowledge RWabout RWthe RWmanagement RWprocess RWand
RWorganizational RWresources RWAACSB: R W Analytical RWThinking
Difficulty: R W Moderate
RWClassification: R W Application
,7) Which RWof RWthe RWfollowing RWis RWan RWerror RWmanagers RWmake RWduring RWthe RWplanning RWstage RWof
RWmanagement?
A) not RWestablishing RWdepartments RWappropriately
B) not RWemphasizing RWcoordination RWof RWorganization RWmembers
C) not RWexploring RWenough RWviable RWalternatives RWfor RWreaching RWobjectives
D) not RWmonitoring RWprogress RWin RWcarrying RWout RWplans
E) not RWtaking RWthe RWtime RWto RWcommunicate RWproperly RWwith RWorganization
RWmembers RWAnswer: R W C
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.2: RWKnowledge RWabout RWthe RWmanagement RWprocess RWand
RWorganizational RWresources RWAACSB: R W Analytical RWThinking
Difficulty: R W Moderate
RWClassification: R W Application
8) involves RWchoosing RWtasks RWthat RWmust RWbe RWperformed RWto RWattain
RWorganizational RWgoals, RWoutlining RWhow RWthe RWtasks RWmust RWbe RWperformed, RWand
RWindicating RWwhen RWthey RWshould RWbe RWperformed.
A) Organizing
B) Influencing
C) Controlling
D) Monitoring
E) Planning
RWAnswer:
RW E
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.2: RWKnowledge RWabout RWthe RWmanagement RWprocess RWand
RWorganizational RWresources RWDifficulty: R W Easy
Classification: R W Concept
9) includes RWdetermining RWtasks RWand RWgroupings RWof RWwork. RWIt RWshould RWnot
RWbe RWrigid, RWbut RWadaptable RWand RWflexible RWto RWmeet RWchallenges RWas RWcircumstances
RWchange.
A) Organizing
B) Influencing
C) Controlling
D) Monitoring
E) Planning
RWAnswer:
RW A
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.2: RWKnowledge RWabout RWthe RWmanagement RWprocess RWand
RWorganizational RWresources RWDifficulty: R W Easy
Classification: R W Concept
, 10) Neil RWis RWthe RWplant RWmanager RWat RWSerieux RWManufacturing. RWHe RWhas RWjust RWbeen RWgiven
RWthe RWproduction RWtargets RWfor RWthe RWmonth RWand RWhas RWdetermined RWthe RWactivities RWnecessary
RWto RWachieve RWthese. RWHe RWnow RWhas RWto RWdecide RWwho RWwill RWperform RWthe RWvarious RWactivities
RWbest RWso RWthat RWthe RWoutput RWwill RWbe RWmaximized, RWand RWhe RWmust RWassign RWthe RWactivities
RWto RWthose RWworkers. RWNeil RWis RWperforming RWthe RW function RWof
RWmanagement.
A) organizing
B) influencing
C) controlling
D) monitoring
E) planning
RWAnswer:
RW A
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.2: RWKnowledge RWabout RWthe RWmanagement RWprocess RWand
RWorganizational RWresources RWAACSB: R W Analytical RWThinking
Difficulty: R W Challenging
RWClassification: R W Application
11) Which RWof RWthe RWfollowing RWis RWan RWerror RWmanagers RWmake RWduring RWthe
RWorganizing RWstage RWof RWmanagement?
A) not RWexploring RWenough RWviable RWalternatives RWfor RWreaching RWobjectives
B) not RWestablishing RWappropriate RWperformance RWstandards
C) establishing RWimproper RWcommunication RWnetworks
D) not RWmonitoring RWprogress RWin RWcarrying RWout RWplans
E) establishing RWinappropriate RWspans RWof
RWmanagement RWAnswer: R W E
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.2: RWKnowledge RWabout RWthe RWmanagement RWprocess RWand
RWorganizational RWresources RWAACSB: R W Analytical RWThinking
Difficulty: R W Challenging
RWClassification: R W Application
12) Seth, RWa RWmanager RWin RWa RWgrowing RWorganization, RWbelieves RWthat RWcreating
RWdepartments RWleads RWto RWthe RWformation RWof RWbarriers RWin RWan RWorganization. RWNot
RWestablishing RWdepartments RWappropriately RWcan RWbe RWa RWhuge RWmanagement RWmistake RWin
RWthe RW .
A) organizing RWprocess
B) influencing RWprocess
C) controlling RWprocess
D) monitoring RWprocess
E) planning
RWprocess RWAnswer:
RW A
Learning RWObj: R W LO RW1.2: RWKnowledge RWabout RWthe RWmanagement RWprocess RWand
RWorganizational RWresources RWAACSB: R W Analytical RWThinking
Difficulty: R W Moderate
RWClassification: R W Application